DaVinci ARTIQ: Heating & Temperature
Pros
- Cool vapor through long stainless steel airpath
- Cartridge concealed and protected from UV light
- Around 3 seconds heat-up time
- Pass-through charging via USB-C
- Compact and discreet (150 g)
Cons
- 510-thread cartridges only, no oversized ones
- Three voltage levels, no temperature selection
- No automatic shut-off
- Small battery (around 500 puffs)
- Not suitable for dry herb
- 1 year warranty
Heating & Temperature for the ARTIQ. You can find the complete overview on the main page.
Heating & Temperature
The ARTIQ does not regulate in degrees Celsius but via three voltage levels. DaVinci calls them FLAVOR (low, 2.8 V), MIND (medium), and REST (high). The manufacturer recommends the low level for beginners and for appreciating the flavor of the oil, and the high level for experienced users.
Pre-heating takes around 3 seconds. A vibration signal accompanies the process from pre-heating to full power, so you do not need to watch the device.
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ARTIQ Guides & Niches
No. The ARTIQ is a vaporizer for 510-thread oil cartridges. It has no chamber for dry herb. For dry herb, DaVinci offers dedicated devices such as the IQ3 or the MIQRO-C.
Most 510-thread cartridges with bottom airflow in sizes 0.3 g, 0.5 g, and 1 g. Oversized cartridges do not fit in the housing.
Three voltage levels: FLAVOR (low, 2.8 V), MIND (medium), and REST (high). There is no temperature selection in degrees Celsius.
According to DaVinci, a single charge is sufficient for around 500 draws. The built-in battery has 760 mAh according to the specifications and can be charged via USB-C, even whilst the device is in use.
No. The ARTIQ remains switched on until you turn it off or the battery runs flat.
Yes, with the separately available 10 mm silicone adapter. It replaces the flat mouthpiece.
The device is not detecting a connection to the cartridge. Check that the collar and cartridge are firmly connected, and clean the connection point and the base of the cartridge to remove any resin residue. A green LED confirms the connection.
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